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Find 2x^3-x^3+4x+7 divided by x+3

Find 2x^3-x^3+4x+7 divided by x+3
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Find 2x^3-x^3+4x+7 divided by x+3

User Fang Zhang
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Answer:

(x^3+4x+7)/(x+3)

Explanation:

you just combine the like terms on the top and put it in a fraction. let me know if that helped.

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